<p>HOUMA — Surveillance video helped Houma Police find a pair of Jefferson Parish teenagers accused of shooting a 16-year-old in a Super Bowl night robbery, authorities said.</p><p>Garland Moses Davis, 19, 2221 Houma Blvd., Metairie, and a 16-year-old from Marrero are charged with attempted first-degree murder, authorities said. Davis remained at the Terrebonne Parish jail Monday afternoon in lieu of $500,000 bond.</p><p>The teenage suspect's name is being withheld because he is a minor, said Sgt. Dana Coleman, a Houma Police detective. The teenager was booked into the Jefferson Parish detention center.</p><p>Officers are still searching for Darius Duckett, 20, 1544 Haydel Drive, Marrero, who is also wanted in connection with the shooting.</p><p>The alleged robbers approached the 16-year-old as he walked near Park Avenue and the Wolfe Parkway Bridge.</p><p>The teenage victim was walking to a nearby convenience store Feb. 7 to run an errand between 8 and 9 p.m., Coleman said.</p><p>They allegedly took about $150 from the teenager before driving away in what witnesses described as a dark Ford Mustang.</p><p>Four shots hit the teenager: one in the left arm, the abdomen and in both legs, Coleman said.</p><p>He is listed in stable condition at Terrebonne General Medical Center. Officers are unsure of the caliber gun used in the shooting or whether there was more than one shooter.</p><p>“He sustained some life-threatening wounds,” Coleman said.</p><p>Officers canvassed local stores with witness descriptions of the suspects' vehicle.</p><p>Footage from one store showed the car and its license plate number, Coleman said. He refused to name the business to prevent possible retaliation against its owners or their property.</p><p>Detectives worked with Jefferson Parish law enforcement to identify the vehicle's owners. Davis and the teenager were booked Saturday, Coleman said.</p><p>If you have information on the remaining suspect, Duckett, call Houma Police at 873-6371.</p><p>Staff Writer Matthew Pleasant can be reached at 857-2202 or matthew.pleasant@houmatoday.com.</p>